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From Cleveland's Daily Banner: "Contaminated well results in illness for Bradley family"
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Email to friendThe article posted on June 2, 2010, from the Cleveland Daily Banner profiles a Tennessee family's struggle with illness caused by the consumption of untreated water from their private well. The Gentry family's story is a cautionary tale regarding the dangers of failing to treat a drinking water source. RCAP is committed to improving community health by providing the necessary resources for clean drinking water systems in rural areas.
"Contaminated well results in illness for Bradley family"
